Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-26
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Bar silver IL New YORK yeosos"c''
Yesterday John Foley obtained q license
to wed Miss Julia O'Neil.
The First Montana Rifles will n0t meet
this evening, ON account OF it being 1hanA7'
giving.
The Moulton shipped by Pacific Express
Yesterday eleven bars OF silver oui''o"'
worth $685..
A%npropriate Thanksgiving services WI
be held mt st. Johns church at IL CLOCK
this morning.
An unusually attractive social danes
will he given in Toledo Han Dy 1he 0io'"o
sisters Tomorrow night.
Pat Dillon and Miss Nora Dillon were
M rri. Il ut Wa keryjl TN Tues lay ny VIC
Rev. Father Van de Ven.
wbis, tourna ment will he held at the
Summit Saloon. Centerville, this morning.
| About fifteen birds will be PVT up.
H. Pole, who held No. So in the dia'
/ mond ring drawing drew the first prize-the
liamoud ring.
James Russell, formerly OF Butte AMI
WalkervilIe, died suddenly ut L:on Guy
last Sunday.
As shown by the records, the Bel! mine
was sold for $7S, 900. instead OF $4,000.
as currently reported.
Yes. Michael Kavanagh filed ain
iavit nf annual labor on the Spread
Delight lode claim, this district.
The cparring contest between Jack Law
| renee and Prof. A. p. Butler takes place at
he Theatre Cum:que this evening.
James Stride and wife have sold to their
/ dAm liter, Mrs.. Mary Ann Menadue. lot
1875. Township 8. north Of range 8 west;
c nsidtration. $500.
The City Council net again last even.
ing, resolved themselves into u COMMITTEES
II the whole, and continued their scrutiny
# the assessment roll.
Sprvic. viii be held at the Mountain
View church at IL o'clock this morIinc.
There will be preaching by the Rev. l..
II. Scofed d, OF the Presbyterian church.
| Amo, e the transfers rec ,rdsd yesterday
vas that Of Savin Liza to Taos. Stu'ridg.,
| II two.third interest in the Florence lode.
consideration, 1925.
Last night about thirty COUPLES as
Sp,nbIrd at Rany's Hal: t. indulge in a
social dance. N"thirg WAS LETT undone to
make it a thoroughly enj 'yable occasiot.
The City Council met yesterday morning
md evening as Il committee to examine
he assessment roll. No Othrr bu-ine,>
vas transacted. They viii. NEE agaiu TO.
night.
III b VudTTci oVoT n uulIsIuk CHILLI ~ oGou-
ole last Monday. DR.. kemir gtOn was shot
N the shoulder by one Townsend. H.
will lose his right ARM, and probably hi
life.
In tho sparring match between Jack
L,wrence aid Prof. Butler, at the Comique
aat night. Butler was knocked out in the
third round. and lay IN the stage until he
was pick Ell up. He WAS not badly hurt.
A dee recorded yesterday was that OF
John w. Chapman 1T TX to Chas. g. Cram.
4 an undivided half interest in lots l. 2.
3, Is. and 10, block IL, Noy"s Il Upton's
addition to Butte: consideration. S1,76O.
The County COMMISSIONS have ordered
two electric Igh q, onet to b. placed at the
"orner It Main AMI Wnol:nan str cts, an;
ne other Il. the Pine Tree sal on on Els
Park st rect. Both will be outside Of tt.
city limits.
In ~exeruting the order OF the Bonner
Mercantile CO.. for to-day, Col. Joe Fischer
will accomplish a task which you'd do
credit to any caterer OF our largest cities
One thousand people only, is the order.
the ladies OF the A. NJ. E Church WILL give
Thanksgiving dinner To-day in the build
ing opposite the postofice. Aaron III"
viands will be turkey. pumpkin a, d mincs
,ies. etc, prepared under the able SUPER
vision OF Mrs. Readey.
Yesterday a 12k pound boy arrived at
the residence OF }. D. Thomas. The father
was 80 owe, joyed that every customer WIZ
called at the store during the day could
nave anything lie took II fancy to. Over
100 Thanksgiving turkeys were given
away.
Mr.. John S~intnn. OF The MINER office.
will he married on Saturday evening TO
Mis- Azsl'a Thivierge. THE ceremony will
axe place at the Catholic church, after
Ahicll IL reception will he held at Rcnshaw
Hall. Tn yonng couple begin life with til.
best wishes Of THE MINER staff.
Died Of typhnid fever at her late residence
on Upper Wyoming street. on Novenhe,
%, Mrs. S. z Lee, age:l 81 years and p
laws. The funeral will TAX pl ,ce on Fri
lay. the 25:h instant. at 2 D. M, from tie
'nnii'y residence. Friends and acouaint-
ances respectfully invited to be present.
A new gas lamp. known as the Lungre,.
lamp. has been plar.d in the Paritic Ex-
DR. 50 Office. 1t hangs from the ceiling. aud
the fame is pro ected dnwnwar,is into !,
close globe similar to those Of the mean
descent electric l;s..ts. IT gives II light
equal 20 that Of foar argand lamps, at the
expense of only two.
The demolition Of another carriage wbee,
by the street car track indicates that some
people don't exerc se due autioni in turning
out OF the track or crossing it. Alway-
Cross az nearly as possible ut right ansles
and don't drive in the track az long as
there is room OF either side. The truck
vas not madefnr buggies.
Councillor Bnteman was so unfortunate
as to have his best eye injured las. even
ing by II piec of rock striking it. Hi
other eye was permanently injured in the |
same manner last year, and he was last
night unable to attend TO his aI1ermauic |
1T is to be hoped that MIR. Bate.
man will soon recover from this last acct |
dent.
On Monday last John Rundell, while |
king on the timber chute between tho |
400 and 0 foot levels Of the Anaconda. |
Tell down the chute "a distance Of fttv feet. |
a'd Gas badly hurt. lie was brough,
home in IL buggy. and the matter was kept
lu'et, REACHING the ears OF TIE MINER r..
porter only last night.
The r'gn'ar drill OF the Washington
irards will not he held this evening J.
viii he held at iurnverein Hall on Satnr.
ii\ night, ana each Hucct etiing SATURDAY
light, the hall having been engaged forthat
The members are reuurst,d Ia
at the office Of G. +. Marsh ut 1880 n
H.: 10 get their arms ard equipments befor.
'oing to the hall.
me vile OF James Murphy, who was a.,
ate'y killed in the Anacu,da mine arrival
n this city Sunday too late to attend the
,"erai. She is much SORROW stricken over
ne sad accident and her failure to witness
he remains hef"re their burial. She came
ON he Flathead country where thew had
Gated and improved u small ranch durino
he past summer. !
Henry BENNETT, who arrived last wool r
ON tn" Flathead country, speaks in ,l,w.
g terms Of the agricultural and ,n;n;n, n
casualties OF that region. The greatest 7
ostacIe to perfect happiness there in The n
se and voracity OF the mosquitoes. vhi.h
says, are larger than hun,mine hid. !,
hummer OF men who took up ranches n
mere : last summer are now coming back F
look FOR work in the mines.
john NJ. O'Neil. the business mana,e- =, !.
re Aiming journal, returned last n;,ht y
Granite where he d4livere3 y iect.no a
. the opening OF the new Kaiehts nj t.ha. = =
an. lh- building is n very hnnd""no" -
, 'a nod recently erected ut a cost ~, .
;voo. II was crowded on the occa,;om" -.
Mr. O'Neirs lecture which i. dsscr;h,n r.
d mastery eff conveyin, a uost y